Hello, My name is Josiah and I punked out a goose at the park the other day. (He was chasing my daughter so, it was fair game...) I have been off of skool for a honking minute. Had to step away, learn, and recalibrate. Migrate my intentions if you will. (Because geese migrate...) I am back and excited to build again! Excited to rejoin you beautiful people in a journey of discovery and flight. My favorite colors are green and blue because forests are cool, and the ocean is... Also cool. My favorite Pokemon is goose-guy My current skool challenge is rebuilding with a new mission and a new focus on community over features and content. Spreading my wings in the way skool intended.

AND if you buy in the next 24 hrs, (before midnight UTC November 5th) I will pay for 1k of ur ticket. February 5-16 2026 You get - Join 25 other people making 10k+ MRR - Join the first 4 day high-level skool mastermind - Join the first and last skool trip to Antarctica - Get skool games winner contacts into ur phone - Get a luxury cruise included - Be a part of skool ads and PR - Be a part of the team that actually went - Be a part of the team that plants the skool flag there Interested? @Kevin Gong will set you up HERE

I am running a low budget ad on Facebook linked to my skool community. 3 clicks, 0 conversions so far. I know that is too early to be critical, but I can do better. Any about page veterans who would be willing to read mine and let me know what you think? P.S. the one posted one that I just wrote, not the one that had 0 conversions. I am asking for feedback on my new about page.

Got my first 5 in the door. 45 more to come in the next few days, then I go paid and top the charts! In theory, of course. (But actually yeah, here I come.) Honk.

There’s a strange power in building things no one asked you to make. A few weeks ago, I wrote a song for a company I didn’t work for. LightSpeed VT. It wasn’t a pitch, just a vision: a piece that carried their fire in my sound. That track found its way to Chase Coleman, their Director of Sales. He didn’t just listen, he felt it. He agreed to get the song I wrote for Brad Lea himself in front of him. Since then, the anthem I wrote for the company has been played, shared, and well received. It started as art, but it burned through the noise and that art became connection. The lesson? Sometimes the bridge between you and the people you respect isn’t networking, it’s creation. Build something so honest it introduces itself and proves your unique value. That’s how I move now. One song at a time, building doors that didn’t exist until I wrote their structure.